Simon Jones wrote:
Ah, that's ok - I can sort the firewall anyway and we use access lists
on the gateways anyway so that's not a big problem - I also remember
something about a tcp-smtp file or something?? Sorry been stuck in
windows hell for months so getting back in the linux groove now..
You would be referring to the /etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp file. This is
where you can say what IP addresses must do what when they connect to
your mail server. You'll see that 127. is allowed, for webmail. Usually
no need to run spamassassin/clam/mailfilter/etc. on mail coming from
your webmail clients.
You'll also see another line that is for the rest of the world (SMTP
connections), that says they must be run through chkuser, mailfilter,
etc. You can edit this as you see fit, just make sure that when you're
done, you rebuild the cdb:
qmailctl cdb
qmailctl restart
to make the changes take effect.
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